Definitely more eating than running, but fuck it… we’ll do it live. Unlike the Busta joint, this only samples Lil Wayne.
N.O.R.E. feat. Lil Wayne - Still On The Run Eating
Props to Mr. X.
Trevor calls in a few favors.
Busta Rhymes feat. Lil Wayne & Ludacris - Throw It Up
Produced by Cool & Dre. Props to Mr. X.
N*E*R*D get interviewed but Pharrell does most of the dumbing out.
Spotted at the BBC blog.
DJ Envy breaks the song from the last post.
I think I should bring the mixtapes back; I think I should get back in that game… LET’S GO
^ thank Splash for bringing mixtape DJs outta retirement.
New Jason produced by Grind Music (Sean C & LV).
Jadakiss - Don’t Start Nothin’
Thanks to Splash for Slip-N-Sliding this on over.
Jay told MTV that Noel Gallagher has tried reaching him and that he has no ill feelings towards him and he’d even work with Oasis (shocker!):
Jay told us he’s heard the guitarist wants to have a conversation.: “I haven’t spoken to him,” Jay said. “I heard he was reaching out, but I haven’t spoken to him.”. Jay even said he’s open to working with Oasis in the future should something suitable come up. “Anyone,” he answered, when asked about who he’d be willing to work with. “Oasis as well — it doesn’t matter to me, I don’t bear any grudge, it’s all good.
He also repeats the same shtick he’s been saying since he’s been over there, about there being no such thing as genres, that it’s all good music and bad music (presumably an epilogue to his new label situation):
I just believe in good music and bad music, I’ve always said that. You look at any interview from the beginning of time, I’ve always stated that I don’t believe in the lines and classifications that people put music in so they can easily define it.”
And finally, says that a new album might be in the works when he touches down:
Here’s a special remix of Game’s Pain by Naughty featuring Rene Neufville of Zhane.
The Cool Kids over in the UK with DJ MK. Mikey blacks out off the dome for like 5 minutes.
Every Hip-Hop fan on the planet has a strong opinion about what’s wrong with the current state of the music and who is to blame. In anticipation of the upcoming 7/8 release of his album Hood Treason, I decided to link with the big homey NYOIL and ask the questions:
What’s wrong with the music?
What improvements need to be made?
How can that be accomplished?
You’re not ready for this video.
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